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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
Police Points

John Hart, of Davenport, was fined Is
and costs this morning for beastly intoxi-
cation.
John Dunning and Mrs. Ann DunniDg
appeared in the police court thij af-
ternoon on complaint of having used
profane language to Mrs J. C. Bromley,
living on Ninth street They plead guilty
and were fined SIS and costs each.
John Germ went into Mrs Webstcr's
house in Cracker Alley" at O'Clock last
night and attempted to commit an out
rage. Officer Wichman arrested him and
this morning Magistrate Bennett held
him in bonds of $500 to answer the
charge in the circnit court. He went to
Jail.
VIM Lambert, living on Vine street,
went home last evening and proceeded to
smash the furniture belonging to his
mother. The police were telephoned for,
and Officer Wichman escorted Lambert to
the city prison. He was fined Sc and
costs by Magistrate Bennett this morn.
ing, and warned to keep away from his
mothers house in the future.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07

ond annual re union of the society on
Vandruff's island, September 81, 90 and 80,
but he declined, stating that his profession
al business would not permit; that he
would be in the east at that time, and
that if he were to accept all the invita-
tons he had received to attend G. A. R.
meetings be would be engaged every day
for the next two months. He was pleased
however, with the courtesy shown him.
and said he would like very much to at
tend if circumstances would permit.
Mr.. Lincoln left for Chicago ON the IL
. clock train.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
When all so-called remedies fail, DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Sept s
Following were the quotations on the board of
trade to-day: Wheat-No. , September opened
69Lsc, closed 69l4c nominal; October, opened
71c, closed 7G56c bid; November opened
529sc nominal closed 1880 bid Corn-No :
September, opened 411sc, closed 41&sc nominal
October opened 4lI4c closed 4lslc; November
opened 4l3sc closed 42c asked Oats-No
September, opened 2S5sc bid; closed 24l4c nom
nal; October. opened 24S4c, closed 251sc; No
vember, opened 2i5sc, closed 255sc bid. Pork
Year, opened and closed SII.75; January, opened
S1255 asked, closed SI250 Lard September
opened 500 bid, closed 81. 42La nominal
Live stock-The following were the prices al
the Union stock yards Hogs Market opened
at yesterdays prices, but weakened later with
a decline in prices of 56I I0c: light grades IS 01
@J540; rough packing S490d5.15 heavy pack
ing and shipping lots, S515@550 Cattle
Market steady; beeves S3O0950o; cows
s.. 25@3oj; stockers and feeders, S2oo@2 Is
Sbeep-Market strong common, SS00@3.5o
good TO choice, Sto0@445Q
Produce: Butter-Elgin creamery, 22623c per
b. select dairy, 11G1f9c; packing stock 1215Gt he
Eggs Close candled, 15la9 &c per doz Poultry
Chickens, l2c per Id; ducks and turkeys SG49c
Potatoes -7jUS5c per bu. Apples ST. 50l2O %
per bbL
New York.
New YORK, Sept g.
Wheat Steady; No red state s7GbSSc; No.
2 do S214c; No 2 red winter October, S11sc; do
November, s2Isc Corn-Quiet; No mixed
cash, 50lsc; do September, 1880; do October
SOC. Oats Dull; No J mixed October, Sllbc
Rye Dull Barley Nominal Pork Dull old
mess Sl4 aj0gl 1900 Lard S. Is, October; S. IS
November.
Live No market for beeves; dull and
lower for dressed beef; common to hest native
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
son Frank who accompanied her, has de,

son Frank who accompanied her, has de-
cided to make his home in Cheyenne.
A short time ago Pat Mcdonald, Sec
ton boss on the CIR. l. s. P. at Carbon
9iff, was relieved for carelessly run
ming handcar over the track. Saturday
night his successor was bounced" for
doing almost the same trick-running a
handcar without taking proper precau'
tions, and the car collided with locomo,
tive and was thrown from the track
Now Mcdonald is back in his old place.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. !
Rock Island County :

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County IS
To james Cook, ESQ, whereas, an attachment
has been issued against your estate at the in.
stance of George FOX for the sum of thirteen
hundred dollars, which he claims as his due. after
allowing all just claims and set-offs: which at.
tachmcnt was maze returnable to the Sc. t. term
1887, OF the circuit court Of Rock leland county
state of Illinois; whereas the said James Cook
has not been personal y served with the said at
tachment. and has not entered his appearance to
the same, this is therefore, TO notify you, the said
James Cook, that less you appear. give bail and
plead by the 9Th Of September A. d. 1887. iudg,
ment will be entered againat you by default and
the properly attached ordered to be sold TO saiisy
the same.
ated the Cd day of September. A. D. 1887.
E. II BOWMAN JR
Clerk of Circu it Court
VIZ. McENIRY Plaintiff salty sepa-3w
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
Concert.

The sixth subscription concert by the
Great Western band will be given al
Black Hawk watch tower, on Friday
Sept. 8, commencing at $3.50 D. m. All
friends of the subscribers are invited
Cars will leave the tower at pm.
B. DAVENPORT.
Supt r. |. & M. st, Ry. Co.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
For Rent.

The First avenue hotel, corner FRS,
avenue and Twentieth street is for rent
The location is near the principal depots
and boat landings, and pays well En-
quire on premises. Saloon also for rent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
She Could Walk as Well as Ever

have used Salvation Oil for rheuma.
tism in the feet and after several appli-
cations was entirely relieved of pain and
could walk as well as ever Mrs. Ann r.
Watkins, 80 Cumberland ST, Baltimore
Md
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
1T. Luke's Hospital.

Following are additional subscriptions
to st. Luke's hospital fund:
Mosenfelder g. Kohn. so; Simon &
Mosenfelder. $40; Jonas Bear 81 Co., S.;
J. M. GILMORE, S25: Mrs. Sam Keator
So.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07

might have been seen
on his way to the
court house with a
large bundle of legal
papers under his arm.
He spent some time
in the recorders Of
fee looking up rec
ords in certain cases,
and at 8 o'clock he
was up in the court
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
Attention. Knights Of Pythias

Important meeting Friday evening for
work and to complete uniform work.
Every member please be present. By
order of chancellor commander,
f. Ii. BOWMAN, Jr. K r. S.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07

"Rob't T. Lincoln, Chicago" was the
signature which headed the list of arr-
walls on the Harper house register this
morning. Mr.. Lincoln arrived on the
early c., R. |. & P. train from the east,
breakfasted at the hotel and as soon as it
was time for the county offices to open
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
HONEST ABE'S son.
Robert T. Lincoln Pays Rock ISL
and a Quiet Visit.

He Will Net Talk Politics, but Con
verses Freely on Other Topics "A
Possible Future Candidate for the
Which He is lnterested--A q. A. X
Invitation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-07
$50
STOVES!
TO BE SOLD, CONSISTING OF
TO BE SOLD, CONSISTING OF
Hard and Soft Coal Stoves,
WOOD STOVES, Etc,
In Lundys old stand These Stoves has got be sold

In Lundys old stand These Stoves has got to be sold
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-15

ps-Co-respondencc intended for publication,
should be addressed to the Editor of the Hawa-
iian Gazette, Post Office Box, E. >
pS-Correspondence relating to Advertisements,
Subscriptions and Job Printing, should be ad
dressed TO the Manager OF the Hawaiian Gazette,
Post Office Box, E. >
nE-Business Cards and all quarterly yearly
advertisements are payable an ddUaHce or OF pre-
sentation of the bill.
N.B-All foreign advertisements must be ac-
compauied with the pay when ordered III, or no
notice viii be taken of them. The rates of
charges are given in the above scale, and remit
tances for European or American advertisements,
OF subscriptions may be made ey postal order.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-15
STEAMER LIKELIKE.

DAVIES............- Commando
Leaves Honolulu every Monday at P. NJ. FOR
*Kaunakakai, Lahaina, Kahului, Huelo, Hama and
kipahulu, every week; Keanae, Moknlau and
Nuu, every other week. Returning, will stop at
the above ports, arriving back Saturday morn
ings.
-*For mails and passengers only.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-15
Daluaifa1t Gazette
TUESDAY,. MARCH, Is, lss7

In the Supreme Court of the Hawai-
ian Islands. January Term, 1887.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-15
Chipping.
WILDER'S
Steamship Company
Ill ID
iii
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STEAMER KINAU
LoRENZEN.

observation-disclosures. Commander
Leaves Honolulu as per the following schedule
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Makena, Mahuk-
ona, Kawaihae, Laupahoehoe. Hilo and Keauhon
Commencing on MONDAY, July 90, 1885, and
on every alternate Monday, at 4 pm, the Kinau
will make the VOLCANO TRIP, touching Kea
uhou on Wednesday morning, where horses and
carriages are waiting 10 convey passengers tothe
VOLCANO HOUSE Give miles in the saddle and
nine miles by carriage.)
Passengers by this route will have two days and
two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO. FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive i'll Honolulu Sunday
morningsIon Volcano Trips. On Hilo Trips, will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGERTRAINS connec twitt theKinau
at Mahukona.
The kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and
faauhau on doUR trips from Hilo. for Passen-
gers If a signal is made from the shore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
Susembursii6eS aus SeIsieu.

IS III Der @snbarmerie bon SouffaIiSs
selunsen, bic Oisbe sinsufausen, bic in
%iinsitsr 3sit gu Erottsn sinssbroden rparsn.
i3nsi Burden aus Eauisnp, psl9e i9or
ldnsit nit Der BOliset auf seipanntsm 5uf
itanben, perbanoelten nm Spotlight Elm
Rairmsfsr. Der Rdufsr sststs baRsIbs
benz IN Eauisnp reiiSirenben Germ Srie.
bsnsri9ter pom SouffaIise. 0ieie,
i66pft iofort Serba6t, eiIt mad Srottsn
CUB EN- befoblenen Germ 9sclerc, be,
sIei9 bas RaiirmsiIer als baS ieiuise ct.
fannie. Cine Sausuntsri u9uns 81 Ga:
uisup fibrte aud sur auffnbuns Der snt:
wenoeten llbr unb 5Iinte. IS erfoIsts
Serbaftuns.
gu War9e 1T cine Electromagnetic:
i9aft Der Mrbsnnen unb bss gonoros ge:
griinbet porbeil, I'M bic neusrn @rrunsen'
I9aftsn bss 4ferbauss ~ uerbreiten,
Sdmsrsisn 81 faufeu unb su psrtaufen unb
eble 8iebracen einSufibren. Gum YrGtoeni
wurbe Ssrr a%sprsmont einben sruabIt.
Stotem. Der l7iibrise Yeter
9isnsrs uon bier psrIisB am Issten Gage
bss uerflohsneu Sabres, Sreitas Worssns
ssssn 10 llbr, iein glternbaus unb 1T felt
bieisr 3sit psridousn. Dem Wiuen isiner
gltern semdB ioIte er cine Oienititele in
gaclet, elmer wdli4en Orti4aft unpsii
Souffa!iSs antreten.
Ger S4id5rise Nit. Sautid
aus Ssrenba9 1T in elmer Yleisrube Al
9onsuiqp %psrunslidt. Sas linte BEN
wuroe Ssri9msttert.
Sn arIou 1T bte @emeinbetaHe Il
lser, baB fe nod ni9t NAL @slb msb,
baben bic StraBen pom S9nss su reinisen
Nun bas &eini0sn usritsbsn bic 9ibsralen,
ni9t absr Der StraBsn, iOnbsrn Der gaiIsn
Serr ". Srantarb 1T gum S4SHer
Der 9smetnbe SaGeret (Reuf9ateau) &C.
nannt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

fonnte elm mitsebradtes griefmarfen. album
ben ,griineiI" Serrn seigen, baB bieielben obnt
8eritoB ge9eu elm S~taats9eiee, nod 8erper:
tbun9 finoen t0nnen. Oils i6liebli6 Der Ri6=
ter lid iiber ben 3rped Der Waiieniammlung en-
filnbi9te, erbielt er bic @rtldruns, bieieSreis
wIrben ais alte nieber
perfauft, unb Der @rIDs ben fdtb o.
Lii den Wiiiioren, ~beionbers ben
Seibenfinber, ju9ewenbet ct. Sarauf=
Der Ri6ter NOR NIT ieiuem Beiion6l ni6t gan;
obne 8erlesenbeit in Der S6am iiber bic @ras
pitat Der Seriabrens.
Isle fonnte aber bic Sa6e, trob aQer Spur
BON S6ulo, eineu 10 ouiialenoen Sang nebs
menu Elinber 9ifer NOR bic Sriebfeber; er
i6abete jpar, bate aber Der Sa6e ibren 9auf
gegeben. Gie beioen iungen proteItcntii6en
QntlGger ionie bic nabrl6einli6 ebeniaus ni6t
fatbolii6et geamten fonnte Ia ibre .Sreue ees
gen bas Yaterlano in fein flareres 0i6t itellen,
ais neben benz i6marsblanteu Reflector oes Be-
tril9es zines tatboliI6eu Grisiters. Sarum bas
ben oenn bic beioeu Sin9linSe ben Sdren. ben
ibnen oas Wtuo6en auf9efunoen bate (iebe bic
ausia9en oes eriteu !3eu9en) fein in einen Brief
~initauirt lno i'm OIL ben General 9oitmeiiter
nod @aib!nston ab9eianbt. Sa bisier aber
mad Wilwaufee an ben goifs Snipector, pelder
ibu Der Sorgfalt zines @ebeimpoli;iIten amer
trailte, Dieter iparte 3par feline Wiibe; er fiibrte
i'm bebutiam berum ilnb f~iittsrte i'm nit benz
mieoerbolten ausia9en Der 2 Siiu9linge, beions
oers nit ben 2 Srtefmarten, bic er bur6 ben
S6ultnaben ei9sus basu i'm Yfarrbauie bate
fanfen laiien aber bas Sutter ia9te benz ar
men Sbiere nidt Si, oarlm uereuoete eS i6on
einige Gage mad ielner &iidtebr, am 5. Sanuar
1887, INN balb sp6lf nbr Wor9ens, i'm Saale
oes 8eretni9ten: Staaten= geri6tes. Sterbenb
nod bat er ben Seamten cine griue aif9eiest,
oaB lie bofientlib III ibrem Sieuiteifer umii6tis
ger weroen; ben beioeu Proteitauten aber bat er
etr Ell S6lag auf bic ytaie 9e9eber, baB iie 9es
9erpalti9 9epa6ien 1T, un6 oaB Die er3eu9te
geule pieleibt iogar 9efdbrli6 perben fOunte,
,petn Der tatbolii6e grieiter ii9 nidt bsba9liber
fiiblte in benz Gi6terftubl, no aud Die S6ul6iz
gen, als in benz, mo- nlr bic uni6uloi9en los
9elproden perben. Gem anseflasten aber BOT
6ieier groseb bic @emitbsube ri6t seftOrt uub
ibm wte man6em ieiner Sreunoe un6 gefanns
ten eiuen uni6uloi9en S6ers b~ereitet. Gen
3eitperluit pom brei Stunben, ieinen einsi9en
S9aoen, pirb ibm sspiB bas @ebet Der lieben
Seioens Sinber eriesen. JIM, X.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

Die Iustei9nuns fiji giptIs
B lien f G erbieIten fir 35iabrise ununters
bro9ene Stenffe: Oas &rsus /. Gl. Der
SteuereontrOIeur y. u. 8. 9. Rar6ot
gu ct. 9ubert; bas 6reas 2. ST., s. 9.
Veieune, Steuereinnebmer gu ct. Qeser;
bic Weoaiae /. Gl., bic commits ber
Steuereinnsbmer s. 3. gururb unb s.
potion.
3u WaImebp 1T Serr s. s.
@olian, Der uorIeste ber frun,0ffden ges
teranen beinabe 100 Sabre alt, eeftorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
&ammerperbanolnngen.

8or iberfiqtem Sauis fanS 0ienitag, ben 1S
Sanuar, bic Seantportung Der Snterpelutior
bes Srn. .. S6erii fiber ben Credit foncier In
Der Observation-Disclosures itatt. Die 'Sribiner
,parer bis aui ben lesten plas beiebt; io9ar bi,
SSournaliftenloae nuBte berbalten. SGmmtlibt
&esierun9smit9lieoer paren anpeieno; BIZ
6ammer mar bis auf pier Wtitslieter bic SS
Scnsemtus, De Narie, Rnafi uno Souiiaint
uol,dbli9.
9ta6 Der ,9nr. 3ts." ;ei9te Serr Sbil9es in
ieiner linn ei9euen nii6ternen unb ebrltder
Weiie, wie Der Credit fOncier 9egriinoet poroer
I'M bic Banque Rationale uuo bas Saus .Seb;
len Dor benz Santerotte 81 retten, 9eraoe 10 mi,
ieiner 3eit bas Saus Seblen II. Comp. MIR ;Il
6ettun9 bes Sir. Sraucis Berger" %entitdnoer
mar. Don Der R0mooie, bic bel Rotdr g8elbe.
9eipielt muroe nit Quf;dblun9 elmer WiQior
Srancs, bic ieitSem ipurlos peri6punben iinb
uno bic, mie es i6eint, auf benz Glide lieger
g~eblteber paren, neil 9tiernano oielelbe ~ i'd
9eitedt bat - bis 81 ben leSteu Sagen ibrer Sri:
itens, fibrte Der Reoner bic aufmerflam lau:
i6enoen 3ubOrer bur6 oas Wirrial Der Wtani:
pulationeu, pel6e bic Sebleni6e grllppe mi
benz Credit foncier poIbraht bat. Sr. Sbil:
9es bob beruor, baB ourd ale bieie Sinan;itan:
bale Der sbrli6e Rame bes lurembur9er 9auoes
in 9roBen UtiBcreoit Sefommen iei, uno emit
midelte oann oas Yro9ramn, wel6es bic iesi9I
0e9lerlll9 peIol9en rpoue lno pas III lur5ef
gSorten odrin beitebt: baB bic Re9ierlIn9 MIDI
berlfen lei, ibren 9influB uno ibren SbuS gun
geiten ~ein3elner Gripatinititute unb unterneb.
men seltenb gu MAIDEN, pie bies friiber &C.
i6eben.
Serr Wonssnait perlas cine Rebe, mslt,
bauptiddli9 pon Gitaten aus Der amtli6er
GorreipOnoens, bic er nit benz Rssierunsseom
miliar sefibrt bat, ;uiammenseiest If. au!
bieier 9ebt nun J. .. beruor, baB Sbatlaben
pel9e ieiner 3eit notorii9 uaren, IpeBpeser
aud ST.. Wonssnait iiber bielslbsu ben 8eSis
ritusscommiiiar Sru. Sapus interpsuireu fonn
te, pom oieient einfa6 ais ,Getlati6" be;ei6
net wuroeu. Serr @apus bat ii6 burt ietn
amtsfibrlu9 bas 3eusniB ausseitelt, oaB e
iiberbaIpt ui6ts 9eieben bat, ODER nidts ia
ieben wolen. Yfit ben aneeren iiberpa6enoei
Srsanen Der geieui9ait muB es seraoe 10 gene
len. Die Sigun9 ipurbe auf a6t Gage per
ta9t, bamit man pom ben oeponirteH dieter
6enntniB uebnren tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

WsIta cine Seuersbrunf, peIde bas @e.
bdube gdnSli9 eindi9erte. @s gsIang ie:
bod einisen Perioneu, fait alIe:".WSbel ben
6lammen gu entreiBen. M. 1T fir isiu
@issntbum perii9srt unb erIsibst einen
S9aben pom 1900 Sr. - Dor einisen
Easen wurbe etn auf benz Stodperte bss
benz S9entpirtbe Oar6nr sugeb6risen
WObnbauiss itebsnbss Bstt bur9 Ssusr
s~erit0rt. RitteIt einissn gimern Dafer
9eIans es ben rsidt3eitis sur SiiIfe berbei.
seeilten Berionen, ben 8ranb 5u l6i9en,
nod ebe er gum pollen ausbru9e tam.
Der S4aben, bur9 geri9eruns sebedt,
betrdst ca. 100 ST..
96ssn. Set Wonaten III bic Eeles
pbonlinie @lerfsg6ssu bsrseftelt. sic
funttionirt iebr gut. Man erpartet, baB
bieieIbe buloisit benz OffsntIidsn 9srfebr
~iberssbsn piro. Gin Gelspbon in na6iter
Rdbe gu baben unb bod nidt telspboniren
gu birfen, bas ma9t oas gublitum uns
uiais. Was nuet Der Wantsl, wsun sr
nidt serOat if9
8aIbbiIIis. Mm Samitas ben
Is. San. wurbe Der 2eidnum bss u~sritor:
benen Sob. 3eimet, wel9er auf benz
@runbbof peritnslitte, nm 10 ubr Wors
gems besruben. @lsi9 mad benz 8ersdb:
mfg erbielt Der 8irsermeiiter elm S1reiben,
baB has Tribunal pon Oistir1 tommen
wirbe, ben 2eidnam gu untsriuden.
@lei9 purbe bas @rab wieber g~sSffnet
unb UNI 8 l1br eribieu bas @sri9t an Srt
unb Stele. Der Sars wurbe berausgss
seboben uno mad benz S9uliaaI setrasen,
mo bic 2ei9e uon sust Oottoren untsriu9t
unroe. IS wurbe cine ginseweibeaer'
reiBuns conftatirt.
Die ginnabm n Der Brins'Seius
rid : g%tienbabnsn bsItsfen ii6 i'm Sabre
1886 auf 131, 900 Sr. psniser aIs i'm
Sabre 1885; bic Ginnabmen Der @ilser
9ienie basesen l2,6l2 ST. utebr.
Civil It lamb Der Stabt 8 d a. b.
Il5ette.
Seiratben. - gom s. Sanuar:
@rin Watbias, SecorationsmaIer, nit
Detbieur glilabetb, obne Stanb. Bonn o.:
Soferlin Sol, aderer, nit anna 2ieier,
o6ne Stanb.
SterbefdIIe. - 8om 4. Sauuar:
@bmann Ratbias, 81 Sabre alt, EasI6bs
uer. gom H.: Better Ri5el, AZ Sabre
alt, Susenieur.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-09-07

CLIPPINGS from report of work done
at the International S. s. Convention
recently held in Chicago. The com,
mittee on resolutions recommended
the following on
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
ResOlued, That we heartily approve
of judicious efforts to secure the pas.
sage of laws regarding scientific 10.
struction in our secular schools on the
evil effects of alcoholic drinks.
RESOLVED, That we are in sympathy
with those who are striving to protect
the home from the encroachments of
every form of vice, and who would
make them the abodes of temperance
and piety and personal purity.
Resolved, That with emphasis we
give expression to a conviction which
deepens with passing years, that every
Sabbath School should be, in fact aud
effect, temperance training school
fitting the rising generation for active
and aggressive effort in this aud every
other department of Christian work.
We trust the time may speedily come
when every teacher and scholar 10 our
Sunday.schOols, by example and pre-
cept, practice and promote temperance
when none shall follow the bad prece
dent of him who asked: "Am l my
brothers keeper?"
The Rev. A. F. Schauffier of New
York, for the committee to which had
been referred the report of the Exec.
utive Committee, presented the follow.
ing:
To the President and Members OF
the Fifth international Sunday. school
Convention
Brethren Your committee ap,
pointed to consider the report of the
Executive Committee and return rec
concentrations thereon, beg leave Il
report as follows:
4. To cooperate with State, Terri
torial, and Provincial association
along the line Of moro effective organ
izatiou, or where no such association
exist, to eudeavor TO help in theil
formation.
We highly approve of the utteranc,
of the committees report, as it relateI
~ temperance, and desire to record i
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-09-07

THE State Pharmaceutical Board
authorized by the late Legislature,
and appointed by Governor Beaver,
has issued notice that all retail drug.
gists and opothecaries who we're act.
aally engaged in business at the date
of the approval of the act must regis.
ter, within 80 days from August Goth.
All persons applying for examination
certificates must produce satisfactory
evidence OF having had not less than
four years practical experience in the
business, and those applying for ex.
animation for certificates as qualified
assistants therein must produce evi.
denoe Of having not less than two
years experience in the business.
While it is we'll to have law such as
this there is yet danger to the people
in its existence, and in this way: A
druggist has an ACCIDENT the sub.
ject of the accident" dies, an inquiry
is made by that very ridiculous aud
nonsensical adjunct of our criminal
jurisprudence, coroner's jury; the
fact of the regularity" OF the drug.
gist, his due certication, and his con.
tinued service is put in evidence and
his accident" is excused. Whereas
is there was no certification the in.
quiry into his qualifications and abili
ty to pursue his calling would take q
much wider range, and in the knowl.
edge of this fact the people might
have more protection than they will
have under this Inv. A medical di
ploma covers great many accidents
-Harrisburg Telegraph.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-09-07

STATE Treasurer Quay on the Both.
rendered bis resignation, to take effect
on the qualification of his successor,
and Governor Beaver very properly
appointed ex'State Treasurer Livsey
as Col. Quay's successor. During the
administration Of State Treasurer
Quay the finances of the State were
most admirably managed, aud added
to the Commonwealth already high
standing in the financial world. His
successor, Mr.. Livsey, is a fnancier
whose superior cannot be found in
Pennsylvania, aud the State is TO be
congratulated on the Governors wise
choice. State Treasurer Quay retires
from the Office to which he was tri.
umphaptly elected with the cOmmen
dations Of tbs public Irrespective Of
party.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-09-07


THE difference between the Demo.
cratic and Republican State platforms
is widely marked. On the living is.
sue of the day the Republican party
takes bold, honest and fearless stand
The Democracy halt, hesitate and
shift with the wind The Republican
platform demands protection for the
workingmen of America in high
tariff that will not permit the pOuper
made goods of Europe to compete
with those made by the American ar
tisan. The Democratic platform takes
a big straddle Oh this question and
coward like lodges a square allusion
to it. The Republican platform
squarely says it is in favor of submit.
ting the question of total prohibition
10 vote of the people. The Demo.
cratic platform carefully avoids the
subject. In short, the Republican
platform stands out in the light and
challenges criticism. The Democrat.
ic platform hides in the dark and is
neither fish, flesh, fowl nor good red
herring.